Ny teknik gör finanschefer till strategiska ledare Uppdaterad: 12 december 2025, 10:40. Publicerad: 2 december 2025, 8:00. Urban Danielsson, Unit4 Senior Solutions Consultant. Snabbt föränderliga affärsmiljöer ställer nya krav på ekonomifunktionen. Unit4s Urban Danielsson säger att CFO:s roll inte längre bara handlar om rapportering och kontroll, utan om att leda förändring, driva tillväxt och utnyttja data för att skapa affärsvärde. – För att bli framgångsrik, säger han, behöver du teknik som sparar tid, genererar insikter och förbättrar beslutsfattandet.

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When defining the large enterprise market segment, we consider companies with over $1 billion in revenue or an equivalent scale. Within this category, there are two key sub-segments with distinct needs. The lower enterprise segment, which includes companies between $1 billion and $5 billion in revenue, generally has more limited implementation budgets and a slower rate of business model evolution, particularly in terms of mergers and acquisitions. In contrast, the upper enterprise segment, consisting of companies exceeding $5 billion, tends to be far more dynamic, with frequent structural changes and complex operational needs. Regardless of the sub-segment, selecting an ERP solution for these companies is a high-stakes decision due to their sheer size and operational complexity. Since this list covers all industries, some products may not be relevant for every sector, so it's important to carefully consider where each ERP system performs best. Our general recommendation is to first seek a list specific to your industry and company size. If such a list is unavailable, then a broader, more generalized ranking—such as this one—can still provide valuable insights. One of the defining characteristics of large enterprises is their presence in multiple countries, often more than 10, making globalization and localization critical factors in ERP selection. These companies aim to optimize financial and operational synergies across their subsidiaries, increasing the importance of multi-entity support and regulatory compliance. With operations spanning different regions, they must adhere to complex regulatory frameworks, including stringent requirements such as e-invoicing and GDPR. Additionally, publicly traded or heavily audited enterprises must ensure strict compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and other industry-specific mandates. This necessitates advanced approval workflows, sophisticated financial controls, and deep integration with various enterprise functions. Unlike mid-sized businesses, large corporations rarely rely on a single ERP system. Instead, they often adopt a best-of-breed approach, incorporating multiple specialized solutions to meet their diverse needs. ERP solutions designed for this market segment reflect this reality by offering modular architectures, allowing companies to swap out or integrate best-of-breed components without disrupting their entire system landscape. To compile this list of top ERP systems for large enterprises, we evaluated multiple criteria to ensure their relevance and effectiveness. These factors include overall product market share, vendor acquisition strategy, a demonstrated focus on large businesses, the ERP provider’s product roadmap, the strength of their community ecosystem, their win rate in competitive deals, their broader technology strategy, and investor backing. These elements collectively help determine which ERP solutions are best suited for enterprise-scale organizations that demand global compliance, deep functionality, and long-term scalability. With these criteria in mind, let’s now explore the top ERP systems designed to meet the needs of large enterprises in 2025. The list covered as part of this video: 10. Workday/Certinia 9. QAD 8. Sage X3 7. Unit4 6. Deltek 5. Infor CloudSuite M3/LN 4. IFS 3. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations 2. Oracle Cloud ERP 1. SAP S/4 HANA ------------------------------- Resources and Links Read More: https://www.elevatiq.com/post/large-company-erp/ Download our 2025 digital transformation report: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/digital-transformation-trends-report/ Download the ERP Selection Guide: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/erp-selection-guide/ Download our ERP Selection Requirements Matrix: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Requirements-Template/ Download ERP Systems Scorecard Sheet: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Systems-Scorecard-Sheet/ Insights on ElevatIQ: https://www.elevatiq.com/blog/ WBSRocks Podcast: https://podcast.wbs.rocks/ ------------------------------------- If you have any questions or comments about how to navigate the complex digital transformation industry, don’t hesitate to leave a comment on this video or drop us a line at hello@elevatiq.com. ------------------------------- Find me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samguptausa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/samguptausa Listen and subscribe: 🎧 Apple: http://ow.ly/UHT950HKrf8 🎧 Spotify: http://ow.ly/1vYw50HKrf0 🎧 Google: http://ow.ly/JMBG50HKrf7 ------------------------------------- Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro Somm #ERP #large #ERPSelection

When defining the large enterprise market segment, we consider companies with over $1 billion in revenue or an equivalent scale. Within this category, there are two key sub-segments with distinct needs. The lower enterprise segment, which includes companies between $1 billion and $5 billion in revenue, generally has more limited implementation budgets and a slower rate of business model evolution, particularly in terms of mergers and acquisitions. In contrast, the upper enterprise segment, consisting of companies exceeding $5 billion, tends to be far more dynamic, with frequent structural changes and complex operational needs. Regardless of the sub-segment, selecting an ERP solution for these companies is a high-stakes decision due to their sheer size and operational complexity. Since this list covers all industries, some products may not be relevant for every sector, so it's important to carefully consider where each ERP system performs best. Our general recommendation is to first seek a list specific to your industry and company size. If such a list is unavailable, then a broader, more generalized ranking—such as this one—can still provide valuable insights. One of the defining characteristics of large enterprises is their presence in multiple countries, often more than 10, making globalization and localization critical factors in ERP selection. These companies aim to optimize financial and operational synergies across their subsidiaries, increasing the importance of multi-entity support and regulatory compliance. With operations spanning different regions, they must adhere to complex regulatory frameworks, including stringent requirements such as e-invoicing and GDPR. Additionally, publicly traded or heavily audited enterprises must ensure strict compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and other industry-specific mandates. This necessitates advanced approval workflows, sophisticated financial controls, and deep integration with various enterprise functions. Unlike mid-sized businesses, large corporations rarely rely on a single ERP system. Instead, they often adopt a best-of-breed approach, incorporating multiple specialized solutions to meet their diverse needs. ERP solutions designed for this market segment reflect this reality by offering modular architectures, allowing companies to swap out or integrate best-of-breed components without disrupting their entire system landscape. To compile this list of top ERP systems for large enterprises, we evaluated multiple criteria to ensure their relevance and effectiveness. These factors include overall product market share, vendor acquisition strategy, a demonstrated focus on large businesses, the ERP provider’s product roadmap, the strength of their community ecosystem, their win rate in competitive deals, their broader technology strategy, and investor backing. These elements collectively help determine which ERP solutions are best suited for enterprise-scale organizations that demand global compliance, deep functionality, and long-term scalability. With these criteria in mind, let’s now explore the top ERP systems designed to meet the needs of large enterprises in 2025. The list covered as part of this video: 10. Workday/Certinia 9. QAD 8. Sage X3 7. Unit4 6. Deltek 5. Infor CloudSuite M3/LN 4. IFS 3. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations 2. Oracle Cloud ERP 1. SAP S/4 HANA ------------------------------- Resources and Links Read More: https://www.elevatiq.com/post/large-company-erp/ Download our 2025 digital transformation report: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/digital-transformation-trends-report/ Download the ERP Selection Guide: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/erp-selection-guide/ Download our ERP Selection Requirements Matrix: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Requirements-Template/ Download ERP Systems Scorecard Sheet: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Systems-Scorecard-Sheet/ Insights on ElevatIQ: https://www.elevatiq.com/blog/ WBSRocks Podcast: https://podcast.wbs.rocks/ ------------------------------------- If you have any questions or comments about how to navigate the complex digital transformation industry, don’t hesitate to leave a comment on this video or drop us a line at hello@elevatiq.com. ------------------------------- Find me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samguptausa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/samguptausa Listen and subscribe: 🎧 Apple: http://ow.ly/UHT950HKrf8 🎧 Spotify: http://ow.ly/1vYw50HKrf0 🎧 Google: http://ow.ly/JMBG50HKrf7 ------------------------------------- Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro Somm #ERP #large #ERPSelection

When defining the large enterprise market segment, we consider companies with over $1 billion in revenue or an equivalent scale. Within this category, there are two key sub-segments with distinct needs. The lower enterprise segment, which includes companies between $1 billion and $5 billion in revenue, generally has more limited implementation budgets and a slower rate of business model evolution, particularly in terms of mergers and acquisitions. In contrast, the upper enterprise segment, consisting of companies exceeding $5 billion, tends to be far more dynamic, with frequent structural changes and complex operational needs. Regardless of the sub-segment, selecting an ERP solution for these companies is a high-stakes decision due to their sheer size and operational complexity. Since this list covers all industries, some products may not be relevant for every sector, so it's important to carefully consider where each ERP system performs best. Our general recommendation is to first seek a list specific to your industry and company size. If such a list is unavailable, then a broader, more generalized ranking—such as this one—can still provide valuable insights. One of the defining characteristics of large enterprises is their presence in multiple countries, often more than 10, making globalization and localization critical factors in ERP selection. These companies aim to optimize financial and operational synergies across their subsidiaries, increasing the importance of multi-entity support and regulatory compliance. With operations spanning different regions, they must adhere to complex regulatory frameworks, including stringent requirements such as e-invoicing and GDPR. Additionally, publicly traded or heavily audited enterprises must ensure strict compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and other industry-specific mandates. This necessitates advanced approval workflows, sophisticated financial controls, and deep integration with various enterprise functions. Unlike mid-sized businesses, large corporations rarely rely on a single ERP system. Instead, they often adopt a best-of-breed approach, incorporating multiple specialized solutions to meet their diverse needs. ERP solutions designed for this market segment reflect this reality by offering modular architectures, allowing companies to swap out or integrate best-of-breed components without disrupting their entire system landscape. To compile this list of top ERP systems for large enterprises, we evaluated multiple criteria to ensure their relevance and effectiveness. These factors include overall product market share, vendor acquisition strategy, a demonstrated focus on large businesses, the ERP provider’s product roadmap, the strength of their community ecosystem, their win rate in competitive deals, their broader technology strategy, and investor backing. These elements collectively help determine which ERP solutions are best suited for enterprise-scale organizations that demand global compliance, deep functionality, and long-term scalability. With these criteria in mind, let’s now explore the top ERP systems designed to meet the needs of large enterprises in 2025. The list covered as part of this video: 10. Workday/Certinia 9. QAD 8. Sage X3 7. Unit4 6. Deltek 5. Infor CloudSuite M3/LN 4. IFS 3. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations 2. Oracle Cloud ERP 1. SAP S/4 HANA ------------------------------- Resources and Links Read More: https://www.elevatiq.com/post/large-company-erp/ Download our 2025 digital transformation report: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/digital-transformation-trends-report/ Download the ERP Selection Guide: https://www.elevatiq.com/guides-and-reports/erp-selection-guide/ Download our ERP Selection Requirements Matrix: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Requirements-Template/ Download ERP Systems Scorecard Sheet: https://www.elevatiq.com/resources/ERP-Systems-Scorecard-Sheet/ Insights on ElevatIQ: https://www.elevatiq.com/blog/ WBSRocks Podcast: https://podcast.wbs.rocks/ ------------------------------------- If you have any questions or comments about how to navigate the complex digital transformation industry, don’t hesitate to leave a comment on this video or drop us a line at hello@elevatiq.com. ------------------------------- Find me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samguptausa/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/samguptausa Listen and subscribe: 🎧 Apple: http://ow.ly/UHT950HKrf8 🎧 Spotify: http://ow.ly/1vYw50HKrf0 🎧 Google: http://ow.ly/JMBG50HKrf7 ------------------------------------- Background Soundtrack: Away From You – Mauro Somm #ERP #large #ERPSelection

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